Word: coxing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Brown.--125; Cox; 135: Dunstein; 145: Lazure; 158: Spelman; 175: Shurtleff: unlimited: Rekstein...
...that the general will pass. Arriving at the South Station at 8 o'clock in the morning and proceeding directly to the Hotel Somerset, he will then be escorted by a patrol of mounted police first to the State House where he will be received by Governor C. H. Cox, L. '04, and then to the City Hall where Mayor A. J. Peters '95 will tender a reception...
...larger auditorium than we now posses. Sanders Theatre-- which by the way is not architecturally the most cheerful place on earth--holds some 1300 people. The Living Room of the Union seats seven or eight hundred, and when double this number is crowded into it--as when Governor Cox visited Harvard last year-- their experience makes a New York subway jam seem tame by contrast. An auditorium with seats for three or four thousand, in which could be held Commencement exercises, the exercises on the morning of Class Day, and important lectures and mass meetings, would be a useful addition...
Additions to the lists, in which the initials in the hats and their finders, and the initials of the losers and their addresses are given, are printed below. Hats Lost R. S. A. Standish E 31 Burch Walter Hastings 41 C. B. C. Westmorley 32 D. M. Cox Standish E 23 L. B. Ellis Stoughton 23 A. H. James Smith A 22 A. P. H. Dana Chambers 26 S. S. Kurtz Jr. Matthews 59 T. H. L. Holyoke House 25 Lucus Standish A 21 W. M. Crimson R. G. R. 1 Rangeley, Winchester 11 Stoughton T. S. R. Russel...
...accordance with the suggestions for the observance of Armistice Day made by President Harding, Governor Cox, and other public authorities, the College bell will be tolled from 11.45 A. M. until noon, and flags at the University will be kept at half mast throughout...